Entertainment Tidbits

Kim Delaney, known for her role in NYPD Blue, was arrested after a domestic dispute in Marina Del Rey. She faces charges of assault with a deadly weapon, while a man named James Morgan was arrested for battery. Delaney remained in custody, while Morgan was released on bond. Both are set to appear in court at the LAX Courthouse on Tuesday. (CBS News)

Richard Chamberlain, the acclaimed actor known for roles in TV series like Dr. Kildare and miniseries such as Shogun and The Thorn Birds, has died at 90. His partner confirmed his passing in Hawaii, citing complications from a stroke. Chamberlain’s career also included Shakespearean productions, notable films, and recording romantic ballads. (Variety)

Bruce Glover, best known as Mr. Wint in Diamonds Are Forever, has died at 92. His son, actor Crispin Glover, confirmed the news on Instagram. Bruce also appeared in films like Walking Tall, Bless the Beasts and Children, and Chinatown. He also had a successful theater career, starring in Broadway shows alongside Bette Davis and Anne Bancroft. (THR)

O.J. Simpson’s bible, featuring an inscription by Robert Kardashian Sr., was sold at auction for $65,800. Kim Kardashian tried to buy it for $15,000, but it was already set for auction. The executor of Simpson’s estate confirmed the sale, but the identity of the winning bidder remains unknown. The bible was part of a collection of many Simpson items. (People)

The White House Correspondents’ Association has scrapped comedian Amber Ruffin from performing at their annual dinner due to her critical comments about Trump. The decision reflects increased pressure on news organizations during Trump’s second term. WHCA aims to focus on journalism excellence at the event, without a comedian. (Variety)

Netflix has ordered a pilot for a sequel series to A Different World. The show is set to start filming in the summer to gauge the cast chemistry and show’s tone. The streaming giant typically skips traditional pilot seasons, opting for straight-to-series orders. This move could impact the industry’s pilot season dynamics, with fewer pilots in the works. (Variety)

Bill Murray expressed regret for turning down a role in a Clint Eastwood film, Heartbreak Ridge. “It’s one of the few regrets I have is that I didn’t do it because it was a big-scale thing,” the actor said in a new Howard Stern interview. “He had access to World War II boats and he could have made a flotilla — and there was some cool stuff in it.” (THR)

Standup comic and actor Paul Rodriguez was arrested for possession of narcotics in Burbank, California, after a traffic stop. Police found narcotics during the investigation. Rodriguez, 70, was released with a citation to appear in court. He is known for his comedy and appearances in films like Blood Work and TV shows such as Resurrection Blvd. (CNN)